This unique drawing by the artist Corneille is a striking demonstration of creative expression in the 1960s. The page is adorned with a handwritten dedication to André Breton, adding a historical and personal dimension to the work. The pencil strokes and bursts of color seem to emerge from the page with remarkable spontaneity, typical of Corneille's innovative approach. The touches of red and green blend in an abstract dance, evoking dynamic movements and intense emotions. The inscription at the bottom, dated "March 1960," confirms the authenticity and period of the work. This piece, combining dedication and illustration, captures the essence of an artistic dialogue between Corneille and the surrealist world of André Breton. It bears witness to an intimate moment in the history of modern art. The work is framed. This piece has an attribution mark, I am sure that it is completely authentic and take full responsibility for any authenticity issues arising from misattribution